Ed-

 

You can start with any of the standalone Rollins stories in order to get a feel 
for his writing style.  To describe them in terms of geography, depending on 
your interest:

 

Amazonia = well... duh.

Ice Hunt (the first one I ever read) = Northern Alaska/Bering Sea

Subterreanean = below the South Pole

Excavation = Andes mountains

Altar of Eden = Baghdad

Deep Fathom = take a guess... ;-)

 

As for the SIGMA series, I would recommend starting with Sandstorm.  James is 
right in that its a prequel of sorts, but it starts you down the path with the 
first primary character.  Map of Bones is the first true SIGMA Force book under 
that flag.

 

Rollins also wrote the novelization for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the 
Crystal Skull- for whatever that's worth. ;-)

 

Another great series we've enjoyed over the last 15 years is the Pendergast 
series of books from Doug Preston/Lincoln Child.  They started way back with 
The Relic (a failed movie adapation) and have about 10 books in that character 
line.  Very enjoyable thrillers, too.




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